Frédéric Chaslin is a French conductor, composer, and pianist, whose multifaceted career has made significant contributions to both the operatic and symphonic music worlds. Born on February 12, 1963, in Paris, France, Chaslin's profound understanding and deep appreciation for French music are vividly reflected in his discography, which prominently features works by French composers such as Francis Poulenc. His recordings, such as "Poulenc: La Voix humaine, Fiançailles pour rire" and various transcriptions for soprano and orchestra, showcase his versatility and sensitivity towards vocal and instrumental music. Chaslin's artistic versatility is further demonstrated through his diverse repertoire that includes not only classical music but also contemporary works, as seen in his performances of pieces like "Syrinx" and "J'suis snob."

Chaslin has served in numerous prestigious roles throughout his career, including stints as the music director of several international opera houses and symphony orchestras. His ability to blend impeccable technique with emotional depth has garnered acclaim from critics and audiences alike, establishing him as a distinguished figure in the classical music scene. Additionally, Chaslin has an extensive catalog of compositions, ranging from operas and symphonic works to chamber music, further attesting to his creativity and expansive musical intellect. Through his innovative interpretations and contributions to music, Frédéric Chaslin continues to enrapture music lovers worldwide, solidifying his legacy as a dynamic and influential musical force.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Opera

Latest Release

Poulenc: La Voix humaine, Fiançailles pour rire

Francis Poulenc•

Frédéric Chaslin

Album - 28 Tracks - Released September 22, 2023